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Molly Smith in Fort Worth, Texas

(817) 249-9037

1116 Trammell Drive
Fort Worth, TX 76126

Company Description:

ItsMolly website. Paper products and quilling design. Content includes links to ItsMolly Etsy, Blog, Book and reference pages with emphasis on the craft industry.

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ItsMolly: Please also visit and bookmark my BLOG. My Blog is more up to date and represents my recent creative work. I am a creative designer, author, instructor and product developer for the craft and hobby industry. My projects have been featured in various craft magazines, including internationally. I have...
Quilled Cherries: Quilled Cherries Use 1/8" (3 mm) strips of spring green, brown and red to make the quilled cherries. The three green leaves are 6", 8" and 10" (15.2 cm, 20.3 cm and 25.4 cm) in length. The brown stems are approximately 1" to 1.5" (2.5 cm to 3.8 cm) and vary in length, as shown. The red cherries are ...
Quilled Leaves: Quilled Leaves Instructions These quilled fall leaves can be used in a variety of projects. All shapes begin with a basic loose circle. Pinch the circles to the indicated shapes. The stems are folded strips (glued together) to make two layers and can be any length. Keep stems straight or curl around...
Molly Smith: After living in the DFW area for 35 years, I now reside in west Texas. I am a creative designer for the craft and hobby industry, author, product developer and instructor. In what spare time I have, I enjoy all motorsports, table shuffleboard is my best game and a comfy chair in a Las Vegas Sports B...
Quilled Flowers: Quilled Flower Instructions All shapes begin with a basic loose circle. Begin with 4-inch to 6-inch length strips for the loose circles. Pinch the circles with thumb and forefinger to either a teardrop or marquise shape. Glue five shapes, one at a time, at the points and allow to dry. Finish by glui...